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"The hotel itself was clean overall. However on our second day there our toilet stopped working and we asked for towels. We didn’t get either even though we called twice. We went without a working toilet in our room for over 24 hours and didn’t get any help in this regard until I called again prior to checkout when they came up and said the toilet would have to be taken apart to be fixed. It was very inconvenient. "

"Literally a glorified Motel6. Our room was filthy. Floor was not vacuumed or swept, all the bedding had weird brown stains, and the bathroom was disgusting. Unclean shower floor with rust stains leaking on the faucet and handle bars. Only one out of three employees we spoke with were pleasant. The money spent on this stay was not worth it whatsoever. Will never stay at a Comfort Inn again. Gross. "

"The room was clean. Staff were very helpful and kind. "

"What a pleasant surprise! This area and lovely hotel was wonderful! The room was beautiful. The only negative was the elevator. It was small and it took a while at checkout time."

"My overnight stay was very nice at this Sleep Inn. I believe it's my 2nd time as I write this review. I was on a business trip in that area and chose it again from last experience. All good!! :-)"

"Front desk guy was horrible. So unprofessional checking in. He was very argumentative on parking and wouldn’t check us in until we did what he said. He called us big and was very prejudiced in our appearance. Very terrible public skills. Needs to be trained in customer service!! "

"Check in was okay. Our room was clean and the water was hot. Breakfast is the result of management, and this one was poor. An hour before the end of the time it was poorly stocked. There were biscuits but no jelly. I’m glad I had my own. "

"When this hotel was first built it was awesome. It's really noticeable how dated, dirty, various odors lurking throughout. Problem number 1, desk, nor the site mentioned anything about renovations. Not to mention giving us a room right next door? Seriously? After we moved a week's stay worth of luggage, we had to move. Problem with room number 2 was no vent, no garbage disposal, and to finish me off. The shelf in the closet had dust all over it, of course I didn't see that until going to wear the pants. Coated in dust with the iron outlay of shelve that I sat it on. So, ask yourself, do you want to stay here?"

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